ZeroFlap MicroLED
Interconnect Technology

Credo microLED technology will address high-throughput connnectivity requirements up to 30m distance in AI data centers. Based on a dense array of emitters and photo-detectors coupled with flexible and light fiber bundles, solutions based on this technology will deliver reliability, power efficiency, and bandwidth scalability for scale-out, scale-up, and scale-in applications.

Advantages of microLED interconnects

MicroLED Interconnects Enable Redundant, Low‑Power Optical Links

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Reliability

Building on the ZeroFlap link-monitoring and events-logging features, Credo microLED solutions will deliver hitless failover of optical channels.

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Power Efficiency

Credo MicroLED solutions consume almost zero current in the off-state and use the wide-parallel approach to optical connectivity with simple NRZ modulation, resulting in low power.

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Bandwidth Density

By increasing emitter data rates and leveraging dense two-dimensional array formats, Credo microLED solutions scale the bandwidth densities required by AI fabrics through co-packaged I/O.

Active LED Cables (ALCs): Extending AEC-Class Reliability to 30 Meters

Combining Credo’s connectivity solution expertise with the new microLED technology delivers AEC-class reliability in a 75% thinner optical cable, reaching up to 30m – making them ideal for row-scale AI connectivity where traditional pluggable optics add cost, power, and reliability risk.

microLEDs for AI Infrastructure Applications

Scale-up and scale-out networks are getting faster and denser while demanding greater reliability and power-efficiency. Scale-in interconnects are emerging as a new category of ultra-high throughput, chip-to-chip connections.

Scale-out networks

Scale-out networks connect dense GPU clusters and enable pipeline parallelism. Credo’s Active LED Cables extend reach while reducing bulk and power without sacrificing reliability.

Scale-up networks

Scale-up networks are ~10x denser than scale-out and currently rely on passive copper within the rack. As they extend to row scale (10-30m), they will require ultra-reliable and low-power interconnects, making microLED-based solutions ideal candidates.

Scale-in interconnects

Scale-in interconnects require ultra-high throughput and are ~10x denser than scale-up. These chip-to-chip interconnects between GPUs or GPUs and memory may need only up to 1m reach. MicroLED-based interconnects can scale down in size and deliver the densities needed for this emerging application.

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